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EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING
PAPERS
15
Applying global best practice:
Workers and the “new”
methods of production
organization
Gijsbert van Liemt
Employment and Training Department
International Labour Office Geneva
ISBN 92-2-111008-7
ISSN 1020-5322
First published 1998
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